About Hulda Barker Loud
Lived 1844 – 1911 (aged 66). Hulda Barker Loud was an American editor and journalist.
Hulda Barker Loud (September 13, 1844 – April 6, 1911) was an American newspaper editor and publisher in Massachusetts who was an advocate for labor rights and equal rights for women.
Career Hulda Barker Loud was born in East Abington (now Rockland), Massachusetts, to Reuben Loud and Betsey (Whiting) Loud.
Family Loud lived on her mother's farm.
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Who was Hulda Barker Loud?
Massachusetts newspaper editor
When was Hulda Barker Loud born?
Hulda Barker Loud was born on 13 September 1844 in Rockland.
When did Hulda Barker Loud die?
Hulda Barker Loud died on 6 April 1911.
What was Hulda Barker Loud's occupation?
Hulda Barker Loud was an editor and journalist.
What nationality was Hulda Barker Loud?
Hulda Barker Loud was American.
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